Here’s a twist on the age old argument about “Quantity vs Quality”. #shorts

On the first day of class, a professor at the University of Florida divided his photography students into two groups. The left side was the quantity group, where they were graded solely upon the amount of work they produced. And on the final day of class, the students with 100 photos got an A, 90 photos got a B. And so on the right side would be the quality group, where they were graded only on the excellence of their work. And in fact, they would only need to produce one photo during the semester to get an A. But it had to be a near perfect image. Who do you think did the best? Well, if you guessed the quantity group, you'd be right. But why? Because they were the students busy producing photos, experimenting, testing, learning from their mistakes. The lesson is clear. If you're a small business owner or you're in a marketing department now, don't wait for perfection. The perfection frame kills initiative. So it's worth doing. It's worth doing badly at first. Get busy creating. Set up a schedule and stick to it. And get an accountability partner if you need to. Or join our Smart90 coaching program where we help you launch your campaigns every step of the way and act as an accountability partner. Whatever you do, get creating today.